media-player

I cant find a way to use an url that requires basic auth when im useing mp.setDataSource(url); MediaPlayer mp = new MediaPlayer(); mp.setDataSource(url); mp.prepareAsync(); Anyone that got any ideas? This worked for me: public void setupMediaPlayer(){ // Setup Media Player and Prepare to Play media = new MediaPlayer(); media.setAudioStreamType(AudioManager.STREAM_MUSIC); // Authdata String username = "username"; String password = "password"; // encrypt Authdata byte[] toEncrypt = (username + ":" + password).getBytes(); String encoded = Base64.encodeToString(toEncrypt, Base64.DEFAULT); //

In my application I want to get start time of music player when user started and end time when it stops.I don't want to start any music player in my app. I just want to track user activity in device. So i want my application to get any notification when user started the music . Do I get any intent for music player started and it stopped.Or do I get any intent for when user opens music files. Is there any other method other than intent to capture the start time and and time when user starts music player. Well you can implement the interface 'AudioManager.OnAudioFocusChangeListener' in which

Basically I have 3 songs, and I want the user to be able to loop back to the first song once the cycle of 3 songs is complete. Why won't this work? It will play all 3 songs, then on the fourth click, no song is played. MediaPlayer song0, song1, song2; Button play, next; ArrayList<MediaPlayer> music = new ArrayList<MediaPlayer>(); int track = 0; /** Called when the activity is first created. */ @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.main); song0 = MediaPlayer.create(TheParty0Activity.this, R.raw.blacksunempire);

I am working on a media app. I wonder how I can keep some old behavior my app has prior to Oreo, for example, have the notification and the service (for playback) hang in there even if the service is no longer set to foreground. We call startService(MediaPlaybackService.class) to start the service when playback starts, then create a notification and call startForeground() with it on the service. So far so good - if user exits the app, user will still have media play in the background and can control the playback from the notification. When user pauses playback, we call stopForeground(false) to

After reading " Media Playback " and " MediaPlayer " android documentations I'm still confused and need experienced advice about setDataSource overloaded method. I am using MediaPlayer in a Service component in my Project that is going to be a foregroundService while playing music. I have my music file(.mp3) in res/raw folder of my apk. To start playing, I know I have to prepare the MediaPlayer object. Because Services in android applications by default uses single process and main thread, I don't want my users get ANR while MediaPlayer prepares itself(think if media file in raw folder has a

I'm building an audio recorder that needs to play back the recorded sound. I'm running into a lot of trouble playing back the audio. I know that the file exists because I isolated it into a folder on my SD Card, but for some reason it can't play it back. Here is my code: public class RecorderEditActivity extends SherlockActivity implements DatabaseHelper.MetadataListener { private long position; private Button playButton = null; private TextView date = null; private EditText title = null; private EditText notes = null; private Button saveButton = null; private MediaPlayer mediaPlayer = null;